The retro handheld features a D-pad, 1.3″ OLED, 16-voice polyphony, and 64GB storage. It supports 16-bit/48kHz WAV recording, dual USB-C, and AAA battery power. Release date and pricing are currently unconfirmed.
Xiao Ningzi’s custom “Ningtendo PXBOX 5” fits three consoles into a single Mac Pro-style case. It runs on a compact 250W power supply by using an Arduino controller to manage power distribution. The system instantly toggles between consoles, ensuring only one is active at a time to prevent overload.
Jeff Bezos’ aerospace company has announced TeraWave, a new satellite internet network. The project aims for speeds up to 6 Tbps using a multi-orbit constellation of over 5,400 satellites. Unlike Starlink, TeraWave will exclusively serve corporate clients, with no access for individual consumers. First launches are scheduled for late 2027.
Nex Computer has introduced the NexPhone, a mid-range device capable of running Android, Windows 11, and Debian Linux natively. The device functions as a full PC when connected to an external display, similar to Samsung DeX.
Italian design brand Seletti has launched a lighting fixture modeled after the iconic Bic Cristal pen. Created at a 12:1 scale to mark the pen’s 75th anniversary, the 1.8-meter lamp features a 2400-lumen LED tube. It will retail for $350 later this year.
